Field Command for Gen O Ryan If War Comes
New York reports planning for a National Guard division led by Major General John O Ryan to join regulars in a Mexico campaign. The plan scales sixteen divisions with 12 from volunteers and features War College training for O Ryan, along with brigade and regimental organization details and readiness steps.
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New York
United States
Mexico
General Staff of the Army
Leonard Wood
John ¥. O'Ryan
National Guard of
General Staff
Regular Army
National Guard
United States Service
New York Guard
Regular
Umea
O'Ryan
War College
Washington Pas
War Department
Gitavision
Volunteer Army
Genenral O'Ryan
Fioorks RR. Dyer
John G. Eddy
James W. Laster
Wriginier
Sanmet M. Welch
Artanler
McCoskry Butt
Roy Oon
Anon
Jb. C. Bates
J. W. Wilson
T. Henthy Mott
Community dance and sports event in Montgomery Park crowd
Special report notes a Friday afternoon gathering at Montgomery Park under Stephen Marlow, with locals and visitors enjoying games, contests, a bowling event, and a Dance featuring Joe Haskins’ orchestra. The piece mentions attendees from New York, a Grange dance, and a George Lions orchestra performance in Wise Hall.
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Monitonery
Turdy
Montgomers
Stephen Marlow
Eniely Enjey
Mden Haars
Wild Clay Jescons
Uies
Bovoiing Hkewise
Ao Aink
Lf Hyse Succespid da
Ralph Roax
Stephen Hawton
FR Wood
Jirnest Smith
Tree Cues
Oecar Sheeley
Ata Qoeark
Audio
Whhaw RR
Owen
Joe” Haskins
Mae Bush
WLC
TC Owal
Mage Bol Griffin
Waves
Che
Saltwelohh
Morina
Mere
Willar Bovraper
Seraulopy
Asun
New York
Gagan
Aby Mallory Line
Charles
Walt
Dol
Mali Tein
Pasing Contierabhy
Poe
Splicrester Dogee
Mashrauh
Mane
Fragmented OCR Preview of a Historical Text
The OCR sample shows garbled phrases about a baseball league and Eastern associations with many unreadable words. It mentions cities, comparisons to wheat, and a reference to a larger group, but lacks clear events or names. The fragment preserves minimal context for a tentative archival note.
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Wis
Albany Team Talks Pivot Under Winchester S Negotiations
Albany president Charles Winchester discusses the possible sale of the Albany franchise to Erie capitalists by January 16 1914 and the potential appointment of Phelps as manager. He cites plans to keep Albany no singling team if the deal fails and notes Eddie McDonough may be sold amid interest from Binghamton.
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Albany
Charles M. Winchester
New York State League
Erie
Middle Puelys
Brooliyn
Sunators
Phelps
Eddise Mebonoush
Jim Tamwett
Winchester
Re Basutull
Daddi Helps
Phelpshin
H Ttaburga
Brooklyn
McDonough
Win Chester
Winghamton
Y M C A Holds Big Day Services in Goshen
Goshen residents gathered for a large Y M C A day with services at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Delegates from nearby towns joined youth programs, prayers, and musical performances led by W S Datton and other local leaders. The event featured sermons, reports, and a double quartet, with evening sessions and a large turnout.
Senator Roots Warning to the Administration
Washington Teo 13 The administration currency bill faced sharp Senate opposition led by Senator Elihu Root New York who warned the measure could trigger inflation and a dreadful catastrophe without statutory safeguards The debate showed deep divisions among Democrats and Republicans over public ownership of banks and gold or lawful money redemptions.
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Washington
Senate
Elihu Root
New York
Moot
Federal Reserve
Pomerens
Pomerene
Ohio
Milanelal de bresHon
Guerantes Bank de Poulte
Iittle
Root
Crealt
Federal Reserve Board
Benator
France
Urbtaik Sul
Europe
Riba
United States
Lredit
Ube
Alicera
Sabout
Hoot ‘Ant
HNOT OWL WAS ALEX GALE SOURCE TEXT ERRATIC
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person named Gale, reference to a property and a cage, and an escape incident. Details are unclear and may refer to a local home or ward scene with names like Gale and Gate. The text is damaged and difficult to interpret as a coherent news item.
Onions Shipments To New York Market From Local County
The large onion crop from the black dirt sections is sent to New York markets by carload. About 500 cars have been shipped from the Drowned Lands area and 800 more are expected. Onion buyers have bought most of the crop over the past two months.
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New York
Obituary: Henry Taylor of Dwaarkill Ulster County New York
Henry Taylor died at his home in Dwaarkill Ulster County New York on Thursday December 11 at age 87 years 25 days He was born November 26 1826 in Shawangunk He married Mary Jane Devens in Wurtsboro on December 24 1856 He was a blacksmith and farmer living on his farm for 33 years He is survived by six children and four sons were pallbearers Funeral was held December 13 at 10 30 am and interment was in Wurtsboro Cemetery Also notes on Miss Eleanor Frances Degnan who died at age 70 and whose funeral is planned for Tuesday at 9 30 am followed by a requiem high mass at St Josephs Church Her burial will be in St Josephs Cemetery
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Mine Deguan
St. Joseph's H.C. Church
Katharine
Ilwyn Skinner
Warrimac
Mise Grace
Thomas J
Francis J
Henry Taylor
Dwaarkill
Ulster County
N. Y
Shawangunk
Wurtsboro
Sullivan County
Mary Jane Devens
Daniel and
Kizeah Taylor
Egbert J.taylor
Pine Bush
Mr. Taylor
The
Chhildren
Abram D. Taylor
White Plains
Andrew B. Taylor
Northport
L. T
Margaret A. Ronk
Paterson
N. J
Mary E. Goodjoin
Rutherford
William H. Taylor
James N. Taylor
Rev
A. J. Martine
New Prospect
Jon
Wurteboro
Eleanor F. Degnan
Eleanor Frances Degnan
Academy Avenue
St. Joseph's R. C
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Miss Degnan
Miss C Walsh Visits Monticello Briefly
Miss C Walsh is spending a few days at Monticello. Miss A M Van Nosdall is visiting.
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Roosa Gap
C. Walsh
Monticello
A. M. van Nosdall
Brandreth won't oppose divorce suit in New York
Ralph Brandreth, famed for his sensational escapades, has decided not to contest the divorce petition filed by Mrs. Edith Hil Armstrong Brandreth. The move comes as details of his whirlwind career are recalled in early reports from New York dated December 14.
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New York
Ralph Brandreth
Edith Hil Armstrong Brandreth
Brandreth divorce case filed in London headlines
Mrs Brandreth filed a divorce suit in October claiming offenses occurred in London. Justine Cobélea appointed Jobs Burke Hendry of London as commissioner to take testimony from Nicholas Bayth Percy Davis and James Ingram. Brandreth, abroad, is nephew of late pill magnate Benjamin Bravatreth and he expects a large fortune within three years.
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Brandeth
Supreme Cent
Justine Cobélea
Jobs Burke Hendry
London
Nicholas Bayth
Percy James Davis
James Ingram
Brandreth
Pill King
Benjamin Bravatreth
Bart Dunn Goes On Trial In Rockland Fraud Case
Nyack December 15 first of Rockland county fraud cases begins as road contractor Bart Dunn faces trial before Justice Tompkins charged with conspiring to defraud the state.
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Associated Freee
Nyack
Rockland County
Justice Tompkins
Bart Dunn
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W. S. Datton
Owoting
GC. W. Stetson
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Rendarby
Swisabella
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Alia
Law
Jones
Oakley Isantlia
Ralph Pembleton
Doring
Mpnorth League
Christian Endeavor
Jigward Mather
Westtown
YOMGA
Augustus Wallace
Christian Endeavor Society
New York State
Reeve Mahnematria
Wallace
Tadics Ag Ue
Thian
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Wilcox
Tee
Steteen Agaby
Ddis
Pasion
Tatioeth
Howard Daven
W. Stan
AW Wilcos
Qalon
Lipes
Chey
Fila
Galing Sr
Hnot Owl
Alex
Gale
Sateedas Ompernac
Hs Chaynrey
Mr Gate
Fiidas Ashy
Middletown
Cupid
Roosa Cap
Lyda Piggott
Norman Banla
Eva M. Taylor
Jack Saxton
Providence
R. L
Saxton
Gertrude L. Smith
Beakes
Brotherhood
Rooba Gap
Sterling
F. D. Kernochan, Jeweler
North Street
King Street
Geo. A. Swalm & Son Co
Gillette
Peerless
Durham
Wiss
Joseph Rogers
Rogers Brothers
Westenholm
Anningowman
Patsche
Latarronadar Rss
Spalding Athletic Goods
Spalding
Spalding Championship
Peck & Snyder
Taske
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